Have a nice Thursday,my Friend!

THURSDAY....SHOWING OFF THE BLUE.....

Sweetie!

I'll be right over!

MUAH!

Love always, Annette, "That's All!"

(from "Follow Thru") 3-14-1929 - Harmony Records 878-H
In The Style Of Helen Kane. Recording again under the name "Patsy Young", Annette performs her Helen
Kane inspired version of a naughty song. From the musical, "Follow
Thru". Helen Kane charted at #18 with her version in 1929. Recorded
March 14, 1929. Written by Buddy De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson.
The other side of this record is "Button Up Your Overcoat"

Annette Hanshaw (Patsy Young) - I Want to Be Bad (1929)

 Good night, Sweet dreams... Love, Nancy

GOOD NIGHT, SWEET DREAMS, MY FRIEND XOXO'S 

TAKE CARE

ED

Evening  been  a hot humid  day ,  just  did  a  few  errands hopeful tomorrow  i  do  more

have a  wonderful  night  my  friend

HOPPIN BY TO WISH YOU A BEAUTIFUL NIGHT/DAY DEAR FRIEND...MUCH LOVE,JANICE

TAKE CARE

JERRY

goog night,my friend..

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TAKE CARE MY FRIEND

DON

  Use every passing moment of the night to dream about all that you want to achieve in life… and use every second of the following day to achieve every dream you saw the previous night. Creator Blessings  Carol Anne..Good night.

 

Blackfoot Facts – Native Americans yours truly
The Blackfoot, who are additionally called Blackfeet, Indians were initially an itinerant American Indian tribe that relocated from the Great Lakes locale toward the Northwestern United States. They lived in the Northern Great Plains, particularly in Montana and Idaho and also Alberta Canada. What began as one country, developed after some time into four unmistakable and autonomous tribes, each with their own legislature. Due to comparative geographic districts how they live, including apparel style, weapons, and sustenance is fundamentally the same as. At present, there is one Blackfoot reservation with a populace of around 10,000 Indians in the U.S. also, another 15,000 live in Canada. Beneath we have recorded intriguing realities and data about these Great Plains Indians

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 Blackfoot/Siksika
– Blood/Kainai
– Pikuni/Peigan
– North Peigan Pikuni

General Blackfoot Indian Facts
– The Blackfoot Indians were skilled huntsmen. They primarily hunted buffalo like many other Plains Indians and traveled in groups, when hunting, to cover as much territory as possible.
– In the 1800’s, the white men began hunting buffalo as well and caused the population to decrease drastically. Over 600 Blackfoot Indians starved to death as a consequence of their dependence on the almost extinct buffalo.
– Each of the four tribes, although independent, share one official language called Algonquian. This language is also spoken by many other Indian tribes in the U.S.
– The Europeans arrival in the 1800’s meant big changes for the Blackfoot. On one hand, they brought horses with them which were invaluable to the Blackfoot because it enabled them to hunt buffalo much easier than on foot or by dog sled. But, they also brought disease that was devastating to the Blackfoot population. The Europeans passed on small pox and measles to the Indians and wiped out a significant percent of the population.
– The Blackfoot Indians are very spiritual and believe strongly in supernatural powers. They believe that everything has a spirit, whether alive or inanimate and can be good or evil.
– The Blackfoots most important spiritual ceremony is the Sun Dance. It’s a yearly event that takes place during the summer. It was also known as the Medicine Lodge Ceremony. It centers around dancing, singing, prayer and fasting, with the buffalo being the highlight of the ceremony. Because they relied on buffalo so much, the ceremony was a way to honor the buffalo.
– The Blackfeet were known for mastering several forms of art including embroidery, basket making and beading. Not only did art decorate their clothing, but it could also be seen on their colorful teepees and different types of everyday tools.
– The type of jewelry that women wore most often was earrings. They were usually made of seashell or semi-precious metals. Elk tusks were a prized possession and women wore them as decorations on their dresses. Men who achieved a certain level of status in a tribe would wear a grizzly bear paw on a necklace.
– Clothing almost always included some part of animal hide or skin. Temperatures in the northern region got cold and the hide provided warmth.
– War clothing was elaborate. Porcupine quills were often woven into the clothing and it was often decorated with beadwork and fringe as a status symbol.
– The Blackfoot population was known for being difficult to get along with. They fought with those living in close proximity to them including the Assiniboine, Cree, Crows, Flatheads, Kutenai, and the Sioux.

Famous Blackfoot People
– Crowfoot, a famous Blackfoot Indian Chief and warrior, was responsible for signing a peace treaty with the Canadian government. Of the many battles he fought, he felt that the toughest battle was one he fought (and could not win) against alcoholism among his people.
– Kalani Queypo is a well-known actor with a Blackfoot heritage. He can be seen in movies such as The Royal Tenenbaums and The Juror.

 

 

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NATIVE HUMOR

Today's affirmation:
I am a Mirror for Love and Light,
but never for Anger or Fear.
- Jonathan Lockwood Huie

 

Enjoy your evening...Angel Blessings and Love..

 

When the world says, "Give up", Hope whispers,
"Try it one more time."  ~Author Unknown

 

There is a desire within each of us,
in the deep center of ourselves
that we call our heart.
We were born with it,
it is never completely satisfied,...
and it never dies.
We are often unaware of it,
but it is always awake.

It is the Human desire for Love.
Every person in this Earth yearns to love,
to be loved, to know love.
Our true identity, our reason for being
is to be found in this desire.

Love is the "why" of life,
why we are functioning at all.
I am convinced
it is the fundamental energy
of the human spirit.
the fuel on which we run,
the wellspring of our vitality.

And grace,
which is the flowing,
creative activity, of love itself,
is what makes all goodness possible.

Love should come first,
it should be the beginning of,
and the reason for everything.

Gerald G. May, Living in Love

 

Choices

Life is all about choices. When you cut away all the junk, every situation is a choice. You choose how you react to situations. You choose how people affect your mood. You choose to be in a good mood or bad mood. The bottom line: It's your choice how you live life.

SENDING YOU LOTS OF LOVE ACROSS THE MILES SWEETIE.

Just a quick note for my friend, I fell last night trying to knock a bees nest down. I hit my head hard, hurt both arms, slight amnesia, concussion, headaches etc: I am in recover mode now; my comments will be sporadic for a few days while I recover. The worst thing I can't be up long until I get dizzy, doing a lot of sleeping. Bear with me I will get back to normal. Thank you for your support! God Bless!

További szép napot kellemesen eltöltött hetet kívánok

When you're happy you enjoy the music; 

but when you're sad you understand the lyrics.

~ Unknown ~